Glenpool, Oklahoma, is one of the fastest-growing suburbs in the state. Known as “the town that made Tulsa famous” due to the 1905 discovery of oil on the land of Ida E. Glenn, the resulting oil boom at the Glenn Pool made Tulsa the “Oil Capital of the World.” The same spirit that drove the early growth of the Glenn Pool and later its communities still thrives here today. A community that welcomes new faces, believes in smart growth, and provides excellent services to its citizens, Glenpool encourages new businesses and residents, and strives to provide an excellent quality-of-life to its citizens.

Although it is becoming more worldly thanks to an expanding dining and entertainment scene, Oklahoma City is still strongly influenced by its Western heritage. It is home to the world's largest stocker-feeder cattle market, as well as a variety of festivals, horse shows, museums, and more. The Oklahoma City Museum of Art and the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum are highlights of the vibrant arts culture. The annual Festival of the Arts in downtown Oklahoma City draws thousands of visitors. Other popular festivals include the H&8th Night Market street fair featuring live music and food trucks, the Plaza District Festival, and the annual Oklahoma Regatta Festival in the Boathouse District. The city's greatest asset is its people, including the recent influx of younger residents that gives OKC an energetic vibe that buzzes day and night. Tight-knit and friendly, no matter how cosmopolitan it gets, OKC will always be a small town at heart.